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Steppin' to the Shadows by The Shadows — Ratings & Reviews · Riffiter

Album · 1989

Steppin' to the Shadows

Steppin' to the Shadows is an album by The Shadows, released in 1989 on Polydor, with 16 tracks.

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Tracks: 69 min
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16 tracks · 69 min

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01You Win Again3:55
02I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)4:55
03He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother4:31
04Candle in the Wind3:50
05Farewell My Lovely4:08
06Mountains of the Moon4:31
07Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You4:15
08Heaven Is a Place on Earth4:01
09When the Going Gets Tough4:26
10Alone3:42
11All I Ask of You4:14
12Stack-It5:06
13Shoba4:38
14You Keep Me Hangin' On4:14
15Some People3:55
16One Moment in Time4:40

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In brief

When was Steppin' to the Shadows released?: Steppin' to the Shadows was released in 1989 on Polydor.
How many tracks are on Steppin' to the Shadows?: Steppin' to the Shadows has 16 tracks, with a runtime of 69 minutes.
What genre is Steppin' to the Shadows?: Steppin' to the Shadows is catalogued under Rock.

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